Beginning in 2024 for its debut season, the FIM Women's Motorcycling World Championship will rev into action alongside the prestigious FIM WorldSBK Championship. Pioneering a new era for female riders, this championship offers unprecedented opportunities for women to showcase their talent in the superbike category, riding the powerful Yamaha YZF-R7, with comprehensive coverage throughout the race weekend.

The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy (TT) is an adrenaline-fueled motorcycle racing spectacle that has captivated audiences for over a century on the scenic Isle of Man, nestled in the Irish Sea. Held annually in May and June, starting with the UK Spring Bank Holiday, the 13-day event features a week of intense qualifying and practice followed by heart-pounding races for solo bikes and sidecars. 

Riders tackle the legendary 37.73-mile Mountain Course, a closed circuit of winding public roads that thread through picturesque villages, rolling countryside, and rugged mountains. With speeds reaching up to 200 mph, competitors navigate treacherous natural obstacles like hedges, stone walls, and telegraph poles, making the TT one of the most dangerous and exhilarating challenges in motorsports. Since its inaugural race in 1907, the TT has drawn fans and riders from around the globe, becoming a cornerstone of the island’s economy—injecting up to £50 million into its GDP and leaving an indelible mark on motorsport history.

The North West 200, Ireland’s largest outdoor sporting event, is a week-long celebration of speed and skill that transforms Northern Ireland’s scenic Causeway Coast into a roaring festival of motorcycle racing. Held annually on the 8.9-mile Triangle Circuit connecting Portrush, Portstewart, and Coleraine, this legendary race has been thrilling fans since 1929 with its unique mass start format and breathtaking coastal views. 

Organized by the Coleraine & District Motor Club since 1964, the North West 200 attracts the world’s top racers, including icons like Michael Dunlop, Glenn Irwin, and Peter Hickman. Spectators flock to prime viewing spots like the "Magic Roundabout" at Ballysally, Portrush’s "Metropole," and the stunning coast road to witness the action. With its mix of chicanes, country lanes, and seaside roads, the race offers unparalleled excitement, whether you watch in person or tune in via BBC Sport NI, BBC Radio Foyle, or BBC Sounds. Accessible by plane, ferry, or car, this historic event is a must-see for motorsport enthusiasts worldwide.

The Armoy Road Races, famously known as the Race of Legends, offer one of Northern Ireland's most authentic motorcycle racing experiences, set against the backdrop of the legendary Armoy Armada’s training ground. Held annually on the 3.03-mile triangular Armoy Race Circuit, this thrilling event challenges riders with crests, blind jumps, hairpin turns, and fast bends, all ridden counterclockwise. 

Known for its warm Northern Irish hospitality, the event also provides a significant economic boost to the local community. Fans can catch the excitement on ITV4, with broadcasts on August 12 at 8 PM and 9 PM, and streaming on ITVX. A must-see for motorsport enthusiasts, the Armoy Road Races blend tradition, adrenaline, and camaraderie in a celebration of road racing heritage.

The Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix is a thrilling and unique street racing event held annually in the heart of Macau, attracting top-tier rroad racers. Typically held during the second or third week of November, the weekend kicks off on Thursday and runs through Sunday, featuring a fast-paced 12-lap race on Saturday afternoon. 

The event has evolved since its inception, starting as a 30-lap race before changing to two 15-lap legs in 1979 and ultimately settling into its current format in 1995. Known for its challenging street circuit, the Macau GP offers a more open-road style of racing, reminiscent of British road races, in contrast to traditional MotoGP tracks. The race weekend also supports the prestigious Formula 3 Grand Prix and the final round of the World Touring Car Championship, cementing its place as a major motorsport event in Macau’s calendar.